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Has one video game character ever given as much as good old Mario? Since Nintendo introduced the Wii game console in November 2006, they’ve turned to the iconic hero half a dozen times in order to sell games and attract…
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There is cake. The sun is bright. There is a wee little gallimaufry. What’s not to like? Hack your brain A subway monster Flowing pixels Moondust and duct tape Spam’s 30th birthday The Leave…
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This is why I love the Internet. Many, many more shredding videos here.
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To most folks, the Pokemon franchise is either known as “that weird Japanese cartoon” or “that creepy card game.” What they don’t realize is that Pokemon is also the second biggest selling video game franchise in history, and that legions…
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There’s something about Spring that causes sensible people to do a strange thing. Maybe it’s caused by worries about looking good at the beach, or dreaming about south of the border vacations. Whatever the cause of their illness, the symptom…
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Legendary PBS interviewer Charlie Rose sits down with a guest and talks Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo. Or at least, this is how that would look, if it was a play written by Samuel Beckett.
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If it’s Friday, it must be another gallimaufry. Monty penguin iPaint myMac Inside Milliways Urban Star Wars The AppleII GS laptop Desktop clutter art In Vestimentis Ursum The yearbook project Young…
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Microsoft has responded to the recent leak of a stunningly lame sales video with an equally lame excuse: “Uhh… we meant to do that.” According to this story at News.com, Microsoft says the video is intentionally corny, and that they…
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This internal Microsoft sales video –unearthed by Neowin.net– is just amazingly awful and bad. How brain damaged do you have to be to think this is a good idea? How much money is Microsoft’s sales department wasting on this sort…
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Microsoft wants Yahoo, but Yahoo doesn’t want Microsoft. So Yahoo’s doing everything it can to squeeze out of Steve Ballmer’s grasp –launching new features, initiating a partnership with Google, even investigating a merger with AOL. Is the strategy working? What’s…
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